RH124LS: Red Hat System Administration I – eLearning

Build the foundational skills needed to administer Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems. Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) is designed for IT professionals with little or no previous Linux system administration experience and introduces the essential tasks required to work effectively with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.

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The course provides a practical introduction to Linux system administration, with a focus on the tasks commonly performed by junior Linux administrators. You will learn how to work efficiently from the command line, manage files and directories, administer users and groups, configure networking, manage software and control system services.

RH124 is the first course in Red Hat's core system administration learning path. It provides the foundation for Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) and is commonly used as the first step towards the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) certification.

What will you get out of the course?

After completing the course, you will be able to:

  • Navigate and work efficiently from the Linux command line
  • Manage files, directories and permissions
  • Create and manage users and groups
  • Install and update software
  • Configure network interfaces and settings
  • Control and monitor system services
  • Configure and secure remote access with SSH
  • Perform essential Red Hat Enterprise Linux administration tasks

Who is this course for?

The course is suitable for:

  • Junior Linux administrators
  • System administrators
  • IT support professionals
  • Platform and infrastructure engineers
  • Developers and other IT professionals who need fundamental Linux administration skills
  • Anyone planning to continue towards RHCSA certification

The course is specifically designed for professionals with limited previous experience administering Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

Prerequisites

There are no formal Linux administration prerequisites. Basic familiarity with computers and operating systems is recommended, and previous experience using Linux or administering another operating system can be beneficial.